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Migrants in Morocco can often only work illegally, which means they get paid a fraction of what a Moroccan national would get for the same job | Photo: Marco Simoncelli/DW
File photo: The BBC has found evidence of bogus lawyers and immigration advisors making money by instructing people to make fake asylum claims on the basis of being gay| Photo: Steve Parsons/empics/picture alliance
File photo used as illustration: Migrants in the Loon-Plage camp, near Grande-Synthe | Photo: Reuters
File photo: Decisions handed down by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) in Luxembourg are considered to be binding | Photo: Imago Images/P. Scheiber
File photo: More than 3 million people experienced domestic abuse in 2025, most of them were women, but could allegations that people are making false claims to obtain asylum affect genuine claimants? | Photo: picture-alliance/Photoshot